SnapCal — Photo to Calendar

iOS app by changhyeon lee. Productivity · changhyeon lee

Store rating
0 / 5
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0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-17

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Stop typing events into your calendar. You get a school schedule. A concert poster. A screenshot of a group chat with five dates in it. And then you type all of it into your calendar, one field at a time. SnapCal removes that step. Take a photo — every date, time, title and location becomes a calendar event you can add with a single tap. ONE PHOTO. MANY EVENTS. A school term schedule with ten dates becomes ten calendar events. Review them, uncheck the ones you don't want, and tap "Add 10 Events". You are done. WORKS WITH WHAT YOU ALREADY HAVE • Photos you take with the camera • Screenshots from Instagram, Messages, or Safari • Anything already in your photo library KOREAN AND ENGLISH, TOGETHER SnapCal reads Korean and English in the same image. "8월 17일 오후 7시" and "August 17, 7:00 PM" are both understood — no language setting to configure. IT ASKS WHEN IT ISN'T SURE "8/10" could be August 10 or October 8. SnapCal tells you instead of guessing silently. No time in the image? It creates an all-day event rather than inventing a time. YOUR PHOTOS STAY ON YOUR IPHONE Everything runs on your device. No servers, no account, no sign-in, no upload. SnapCal works in airplane mode. YOUR CALENDAR, NOT ANOTHER ONE SnapCal is not a calendar app. It sends events straight to Apple Calendar, and it only asks for permission to *create* events — it never reads your existing schedule. FREE Every feature is free. SnapCal is funded by ads, not subscriptions. — Turn any schedule photo into calendar events.

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